Anacortes High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Anacortes, WA)

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★ THE U OF W STUDENT LEADERS CONFERENCE TAKING leave of Anacortes High School early on the afternoon of October 31. the four pictured students, accompanied by Miss Reeves, journeyed to Seattle where they were to attend the Student Leaders’ and Journalists’ Conference held on the University of Washington’s spacious campus. From the opening banquet of Thursday evening ’til the closing lecture of Saturday afternoon, the four representatives of A.H.S. took note of all which happened about them, hoping to bring home new ideas in connection with student govern- ment. Upon return to Anacortes, Don, Wallie, Cecil and Re-Vae heartily praised the Conference and branded it a success in every detail. Some six hundred students, representing one hundred and twenty-five schools throughout the State, were in attendance. NINETEEN-FORTY-ONE

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Jack R. Thomsen—“Jock —Boys’ Club 3-4. Key Club 3-4. Operetta 4. Choir 3-4. Football Mgr. 4. Hobby: Swimming and Fishing. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Entered from Kirkland High School in Jr. year. Patricia Althea Timmons— Patsy”—Girls' Club 2-3-4. GAC 2-3-4. Drill Team 2. Pep Club 4. Hobby: Danc- ing. Ambition: To get along with people. Wayne B. T we ten— Tweet —Boys’ Club 2-3-4. Key Club 3-4. Pep Club 3- 4. Band 1-2-3-4. Orches- tra 1-2-4. Operetta 2-4. Choir 2-3-4. Senior Play 4. Football Team 2-3-4, Hob- by: Photography. Ambi- tion: Aviation. Blanche Virginia Walton— “Virginn or “Glnnle”— Girls Club 2-3-4. Operetta 2. Choir 2. Ambition: To be a good secretary. Althea Welk— Al Girls’ Club 2-3-4. GAC 2- 3. Hobby: Dancing. Ambi- tion: Navy Hostess. Aubrey Whitcombe— Boys' Club 4. Baseball Team 4. Hobby: Fishing and Baseball. Ambition: Be Pro. Baseball Player. Ent- ered from Lopez Island High School in Senior year. Jim Lowman IN MEMORIAM SO LONG as memory sur- vives the vagaries of Time and Change. Jimmy Lowman will live in the thought of those who knew him. Nobility of nature, death, potent as he is. can- not kill. It lives as surely as our hopes of future good persist. This brilliant, lov- able classmate is now. we know, an inhabitant of two worlds. Others may claim him too: but he is here, liv- ng in the annals of our book. Requiescat. ☆ 28 RHODODENDRON

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 ★ JUNIOR OFFICERS President: Arthur Haugland Vice-President: Ellen Cook Secretary-Treasurer: Margaret Polis lass Representative: Ruth Hen wood ★ JUNIOR HONOR ROLL Student Quarter Barber, Walter ...................1 Berg, A1 .........................3 Burta Paul ........ 1-2 DeBoer, Frances ..................1 Downie, Rosemary .................1-2-3 Fee, Paul ........................1-2-3 Fosso, Ruth ......................2-3 Gilkey, Corinne ..................3 Haugland, Art ...................1-2-3 Hebert, Delores ..................1 Ledhard, Dorothy .................1 Lewis, Howard ....................1-2 Mankins, Jessie ..................1-2-3 Marinolro;»!—Arm ................1-2-3 McKinley, Barbara ................1-2-3 Moyer, Gloria ....................1-3 Nelson, Beverly-..................1-2-3 Newland, Katherine ...............2-3 Polis Margaret ..................2-3 Rydberg, TrVln 7.. ...............1-2-3 ydberg, Shapley, Claire ....................1-2-3 Simjjson, Gail ......................1-2 V; • . . .----------O CLASS OF ’42